Votes are in: the next @rustlang stream will be a deep-dive into Pin and Unpin: why we need them, what they do, and how to use them 📌 It'll be Saturday, 4PM UTC (https://t.co/N9TlRicvw7) at https://t.co/7G9NptlPIY and https://t.co/18uyPhm0jr as usual. Come learn stuff with me!
📢 wasm-bindgen's Future support is migrating to std::future by default! We're enabling better async/await integration, including in tests!
https://t.co/gAHaJ9frzl
We're happy to announce the release of `async-std` beta to the public. `async-std` is a library that looks and feels like the @rustlang standard library, built from ground up for `async/await`.
https://t.co/e6qhEh9Sdr
really pleased about the `#[tracing::instrument]` attribute that stabilized in today's release of `tracing` — automatically add a span to any function, including (feature-flagged) support for async fns: https://t.co/KstMbwGEbH #rustlang
Excited for async/await, but sad it isn't supported in traits yet?
With @davidtolnay's async-trait crate you can start writing async/await in traits today!
https://t.co/CxM7Wbl5K9
Abscissa includes an application generator (ala things like Ruby on Rails) which makes it easy to get started with application boilerplate. Just "cargo install abscissa" and then run the following:
After several months of working on polishing it up, I'm proud to announce Abscissa, a @rustlang application framework we developed for our in-house devops tools as well as network services like Tendermint KMS: https://t.co/px3xiXHD81
And here goes the project I've been working for a long time - @rustlang async library for system information fetching.
https://t.co/A85MSsInl4
/cc @ThisWeekInRust@rustasync